Farewell party for Miss Phyllis Troop in Bath
Society and clubs notes recount a farewell party for Miss Phyllis A. Troop a four year Steeves Market cashier who is to marry Merton G. Doyle. Guests visited at Carlton W. Perry home and included many local residents. gifts included a bouquet and five ten dollar bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis A. Troop
Steeves’ Market
Carlton W. Perry
High Street
Merton G. Doyle
Winifred Dougherty
Daniel J. Perry
Lloyd E. Steeves
William J. Allard
Donald L. Avery
Norman A. Adams
Herbert F. Pierce
Wesley, Plummer
G. Alfred Roberts, Jr
Edith Estabrook
Peter McCullum
Nicholas Vamvakias
Virginia Wright
Donald Henderson
Doris Scott
Mary Perkins
Donald Perry
George Perry
Robert Perry
Barbara Fisher
Barbara Grout
Social events and visits appear in local notices
Miss Barbara Walsh hosted a dinner party on Wednesday to celebrate her 16th birthday with Priscilla Bryant Barbara Freeman Elizabeth Watson Barbara Footer Barbara Mank and others. A surprise shower for Mrs Russell Kenney nee Dorothy Jean occurred at Middle Street with gifts and buffet supper. Jeanette Anderson celebrated her sixth birthday with games and prizes. Howard Pinkham and son Arthur visited Marblehead after staying with relatives in Arrowsic. Mrs Harry E Litchfield and Mrs Oliver Moses attended sports and travel events in Biddeford and Pepperell Hall sessions with Boston and Berkeley connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Stackpole
Middle Street
Stackpole
Arthur Freeman
Irma Groves
Percy Miller
Frank A. Manion, Jr
John H. Sylvester
Harry G. Allen
Armand Petit
Ralph K. King
Reginald Atwood
Kittery
Everett G. White
Leslie Wildes
Jack Durgin
Caroline E. Stackpole
Charles Stackpole
Phyllis Troop
Merton G. Doyle
Norman Adams
Virginia Wright
Mrs. Adams
Willow Street
Edith Estabrook
Barbara Fisher
Barbara E. Grout
Barbara Walsh
Cobb Road
Priscilla Bryant
Barbara Freeman
Elizabeth Watson
Barbara Footer
Barbara Mank
Robert Pletts
Wilfred Chaney
Donald Pletts
George Perry
Harold Pletts
Preney
Russell Kenney
Dorothy Jean
Richard Young
Pearl Savage
Mary Gallant
Edmund Gaudet
Evelyn Gallant
Emma MacDonald
August Richard
Robert Schewerdtfeger
Margery Haskell
Fred L. Jean
Thelma Thornton
Lelia Thornton
Alton King
Birthday party for Jimmy Hart with games and gifts
Jimmy Hart celebrated his fourth birthday at his parents home on Deering Street with a peanut hunt won by Betty Prentiss and a donkey game won by Betty Lou Genthner and Paul Andrews. Guests included Patsy Ruth Morse, Betty Prentiss, and others. Gifts and cake with ice cream and cookies followed, as weekend visitors Blaine Raymond and Harry H. Cannell Jr. arrived in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Hart
John C. Hart
Deering Street
Betty Prentiss
Betty Lou Genthner
Paul Andrews
Patsy Ruth Morse
Joseph F. McCole
Pearl Andrews
Jackie Hartleb
Jackie Hart
Carol Jolicoeur
Jimmy
Death of Mrs. Sadie Starbird Shocks Bowdoin Town
Mrs. Sadie Starbird dies of a heart attack on Saturday afternoon after weeks of ill health. A Bowdoin resident for over 30 years she leaves husband Alonzo and eight children, with many relatives in Bowdoin, Lewiston, Hallowell, Waldoboro and Lisbon Falls. Services will be held at East Bowdoin chapel and burial at Blanchard cemetery. Other local notes report visits, recoveries, and relatives gathering at L. C. Starbird’s home.
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Sadie Starbird
Starbird
Alonzo
Vivian Lyndell
California
Lelia Gilbert
Lewiston
Madaline Abrams
Elizabeth Clough
Hallowell
Harold C
Waldoboro
Clyde P
Lisbon Falls
Clifford A
Bowdoin
W. S. Cobb
Brunswick
Samuel Cobb
Auburn
East Bowdoin Chapel
Blanchard Cemetery
Leonard Curtis
Caribou
N. E. Curtis
Harry Durgin
Boston
Harold Starbird
Clyde Starbird
L. C. Starbird
Irving Clough
James Abrams
Sibley Gilbert
John Curtis
Bridgton
Curtis
N. E. Doughty
Miss Beatre
Small
Portland
Nellie Cobb
Gardiner
Carrie Douglass
Drunken Driving Charge Issued After Brunswick Crash
A warrant charging drunken driving was issued for Frank Pratt after a Brunswick road collision near Mill Pond. Pratt, owner John A. Marco Bath, faced two warrants for leaving the scene and driving without a license, pleading guilty to the latter and paying fines. Everett Banks and others involved faced related charges with minor vehicle damage noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pratt
Gardiner R. Deering
Brunswick Road
Mill Pond
Pratt
John A. Marco
Bath
Everett A. Banks
Phippsburg
Horace W. Pottle
Ton E. Clark
Joseph A. Butler
Alexis Fournier
Brunswick Police
Marco
Battery H Boys Smoker Hosts Military Social Event
Entertainment was provided by a Hill Billy orchestra with members from Sebasco and West Bath. Guests included city officials Alderman Burgess Jr and councilmen Day Small Leavitt Webber, plus Commander Glenn Easton and Supt John Parker. Army officials Lieutenant Colonel Willis Chapin and Major Henry Peabody attended. The Battery Council led the smoker, organized by Battery social fund.
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Hill Billy
Elmer Perry
William Jones
Battery
Battery Council
Captoe Elver A. Stickney
Joseph A. Butler
Calvin Kimball
Merle Niles
Keith Pierce
William J. Paisley, Jr
Glenn H. Easton, Jr
Mark Harrington
Local social notes list visits and travel plans
The Misses Doris Bailey and Isabelle MacInnes will spend the weekend in Bangor and Orono. Mrs Walter A Keyes and Miss Helen Kingsbury stay at Beekman Tower New York City. Allen Clark of Farmingdale visits with Roger Pierce. Prof M W Avery and son Maurice visit Jo seph E Avery in Portland. Esther Drummond from University of Maine enjoys Easter with parents Norman and Mrs Drummond. Mrs Joseph E Thombs of Belfast visits son Leonard Thombs in this city.
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Doris Bailey
Isabelle MacInnes
Bangor
Orono
Walter A. Keyes
Helen Kingsbury
Sebasco Estates
Beekman Tower
Mitchell Place
New York City
Allen Clark
Farmingdale
Roger Pierce
Park Street
M. W. Avery
Maurice
Williamstown
Mass
Joseph E. Avery
Clifton Street
Esther Drummond
University of Maine
Norman Drummond
Arrowsic
Joseph E. Thombs
Belfast
Leonard Thombs
Western Union
Middle Street
Emergency mobilization group organized in Sagadahoc county
A large contingency chaired by Eldred formed an emergency organization with leaders from Stott to Main and many agencies including Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Salvation Army, police, power and telephone companies. A mobilization drill replicated in New York prompted strict reporting instructions and traffic controls. Vennett urged an afternoon 4 pm drill at the Opera House to avoid child danger if a test coincided with Lent. Archibald M. Main led the meeting at Bath Iron Works with a plan to permanent group status.
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Eldred
Ardenne A. Stott
First Aid
Archibald M. Main
William S. Blair
Marine Division
Joseph O. Purdue
Boy Scouts
Alfred E. Carpenter
Gardiner D. Rogers
American Légion Auxiliary
Adjt
E. J. Tripp
Salvation Army
State Police
Lawrence Lowell
Ralph W. Bragg
Central Maine Power Co
Rupert M. Irvine
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Frank M. Churchill
Charles W. Messenger
A. Farley Mayo
New York
Washington Street
Tripp
Bath Iron Works Corp
Sagadahoc County
George B. Wolstenholme
F. B. Nichols
Colubian Hall Underway With Large Dancing Floor
Construction on Columbian Hall proceeds with a 60 by 65 foot dancing surface and a 20 foot ceiling. The design includes office quarters in the northeast, rest rooms for both sexes in the northwest, a north balcony for an orchestra, and fireproof metal lath construction. The hall sits above an A and P store replacing several former businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malia
Rowe & Dalrymple
Frank Pepper
Wiscasset Town Meeting and Local Social Notices
Damariscotta town meeting moderator Clarence A. Richards serves for the 28th year with no opponent. Local residents visit, host relatives from Massachusetts, attend funerals in Boothbay Harbor, and relocate homes along Bath road. Fire company elects officers including Williams B. Lewis as fire chief. 22 of 24 members attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Clarence A. Richards
Damariscotta
Joanna Evans
U. of M
Sidney G. Evans
Federal Street
John C. Fisher
West Roxbury
Mass
Vincent Reed
Reed
Bath Road
Robert DeWolfe
Rockland
Luther Hall
William B. Lewis
Philip Munsey
Maurice Rines
Frank Adams
Byron Adams
Walter Adams
Everett Jackson
Roger Cowley
Walter Serle
Yachts and local notes from Bath area twenty one
Englishmen may study the American designed yacht Caroline II built at Bath Iron Works and launched July 18 1931 for Elridge R Johnson of Moorestown N J. The 279 ft vessel features a gyroscope ride and an electrically operated three deck elevator. Locally George D Emero begins a Gulf Oil filling station at Water and Vine and Route 1 gains as a gasoline center. Club Garret postpones officer elections to April 7 and Miss Margaret Mackinnon leads the Garret Glee Club. Bath checker champion Woodrow Mitchell defeats Wallace Gould in the Portland Y M C A tournament finals begun on Washington's Birthday. Ex Mayor Harold P Small begins circulation of primary nominating papers for probate register against John L Jack of Topsham, with Walter L Whitney for sheriff also circulating. Republican contest for Bath area posts includes Sheriff Messenger and Langdon Green. Theatre work on Front Elm foundation progresses on land formerly subject to tides. Front and Commercial Streets bridges recall earlier days. Two Bath boatmen steal a march gathering driftwood opposite the city as ice drifts pass. Wildlife movement chair Mrs Sumner Sewall hosts a charity coffee at 1132 Washington St with 12 tables raising 48 dollars to split between wildlife and Cosmopolitan Garden Club. Visitors from Portland Brunswick Boothbay Harbor attend. A fashion show by Larkin Co at Central Church Parish House is planned. Rehearsals for Solar lodge Masons drama The Greatest of These proceed. St Marys minstrel show rehearsals begin at Daughters of Isabella hall with a late April run likely on the 22nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Iron Works Corp
Elridge R. Johnson
Moorestown
N. J
Illustrated London News
Colby to Attend Maine PTA Program and State GOP Convention
Mrs. Leroy F. Colby leaves Tuesday for Bangor to join state PTA officers at the University of Maine program. She will remain for the biennial Republican state convention Thursday where she has been elected an alternate. Mrs. Colby will stay as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Haven Sawyer during her Bangor visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy F. Colby
Bangor
Parent- Teacher Association
University of Maine
Colby
Haven Sawyer
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